Maryland Car Transport Routes & Highways
| Interstate Highways | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| I-68: Runs through the western part of the state, connecting Cumberland to Morgantown, West Virginia. | |||
| I-70: Traverses the state from the Pennsylvania border through Hagerstown and Frederick, terminating near Baltimore. | |||
| I-81: Passes through the western edge of Maryland near Hagerstown, providing a north-south route between West Virginia and Pennsylvania. | |||
| I-83 Connects Baltimore to southern central Pennsylvania (Harrisburg and York, Pennsylvania). | |||
| I-95: Enters the northeast portion of the state, travels through Baltimore, and becomes part of the eastern section of the Capital Beltway to the Woodrow Wilson Bridge. | |||
| I-97: Fully contained within Anne Arundel County, it connects the Baltimore area to the Annapolis area. | |||
| I-195: Provides access between I-95 and Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI). | |||
| I-270: Connects the Frederick area with Northern Virginia and Washington, D.C., through major suburbs to the northwest of Washington. | |||
| I-370: Serves as a connector between I-270 and the Shady Grove Metro Station in Gaithersburg. | |||
| I-395: A spur that provides access from I-95 into downtown Baltimore. | |||
| I-495 (Capital Beltway): Encircles Washington, D.C., passing through Montgomery and Prince George's counties in Maryland. | |||
| I-595: An unsigned highway concurrent with US 50/US 301, connecting Prince George's County and Washington, D.C., with Annapolis and the Eastern Shore via the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. | |||
| I-695 (Baltimore Beltway): Encircles Baltimore, providing a bypass for through traffic and access to various suburbs. | |||
| I-795: Connects Baltimore to the northwest suburbs, terminating near Reisterstown. | |||
| I-895: Also known as the Harbor Tunnel Thruway, it provides an alternate route to I-95 across Baltimore Harbor. | |||
| U.S. Highways: | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| US 1: Runs north-south through central Maryland, connecting Washington, D.C., to Baltimore and continuing to the Pennsylvania border. | |||
| US 11: Passes through the western edge of the state near Hagerstown, paralleling I-81. | |||
| US 15: Runs along the western border, connecting Virginia to Pennsylvania through Frederick. | |||
| US 29: Traverses from the District of Columbia border through Columbia and Ellicott City, continuing into Howard County. | |||
| US 40: An east-west route that parallels I-70, connecting Hagerstown, Frederick, Baltimore, and continuing to the Delaware border. | |||
| US 50: Runs east-west, connecting Washington, D.C., Annapolis, and the Eastern Shore, crossing the Chesapeake Bay via the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. | |||
| US 301: Enters Maryland from Virginia, runs concurrently with US 50 across the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, and continues northeast toward Delaware. | |||
| US 340: Connects Frederick to Virginia, passing through the western part of the state. | |||
Maryland has many local and interstate highways suitable for car shipping. Knowing the right ones can save you time and money on car shipping services. Speak with an AutoTransport.com specialist today!
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